I have a small shop we go by the name,The Bird House Shop. We build small houses ,but have started on some 4 apartment houses . I have several styles of feeders ,just having fun in retirement.
In India Hindu religion. It is normal and part of ritual to feed Birds,cows, dogs etc animals daily. Our God use to these animals as their vehicle. Lorad SHIV = BULLOCK Goddess LAXMI, Godess of wealth use owl Loard GANESH= use Mouse. Loard VISHNU,the god of nurching and prevention use Egal. Lord kartik use peacock. . So all animals are respectful. Not to heart any creatures.
without knowing angles you can buy a rafter square and work out approx how tall you would like your roof in relation to the radius and that gives you a roofing ratio usually something like "?/12" 1/12 being very shallow going up to 12/12 being 45 degrees and then even more steep with the steepest on a rafter square being 30/12. A pitch of around 7/12 (30.26 degrees) is similar if not the same as this. I guess if you don't have a rafter square just round the angles to 30 and 60, which is pretty coincidental for a project like this as almost every other cut is 30 degrees :D. I hope this helps.
Nice bird table, but those plain Plexiglass windows is a terrible idea, the birds will injure themselves when they smash in to them, the original leaded style window would have been much better.
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great bird house 👍🏼
Rafter rise and hip run gives you the bevels for the Hips.
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I have a small shop we go by the name,The Bird House Shop. We build small houses ,but have started on some 4 apartment houses . I have several styles of feeders ,just having fun in retirement.
Add a longer Roof to cover the Seed from Rain..
Like your style of working, bud
LOVE IT RICHARD, GREAT JOB!!!!!!
Love the feeder, does anyone have any measurements for the different pieces of wood, sides, length, etc... ?
That formula gives you the hip length also just set it out on apiece of ply.
A pretty ornament for the Garden, Very little practical use as a bird table!!🤔😂
Very Nice...what angle did you cut the roof pieces ?
What angle did you cut the roof pieces?
While it's a nice bird feeder an a good general overview of your project, you give little detail on many of the "particulars" of the project.
Hello do you have plans for this birdhouse
You did not show how the bevel cuts are done..!!
Wy do you yanks teach us how to do things when we are all woodworkes I was clean shaved watching u know I have beard
Love u from India
In India Hindu religion. It is normal and part of ritual to feed Birds,cows, dogs etc animals daily.
Our God use to these animals as their vehicle.
Lorad SHIV = BULLOCK
Goddess LAXMI, Godess of wealth use owl
Loard GANESH= use Mouse.
Loard VISHNU,the god of nurching and prevention use Egal.
Lord kartik use peacock.
.
So all animals are respectful.
Not to heart any creatures.
Hello, I want to know the angles for the upper part
without knowing angles you can buy a rafter square and work out approx how tall you would like your roof in relation to the radius and that gives you a roofing ratio usually something like "?/12" 1/12 being very shallow going up to 12/12 being 45 degrees and then even more steep with the steepest on a rafter square being 30/12. A pitch of around 7/12 (30.26 degrees) is similar if not the same as this. I guess if you don't have a rafter square just round the angles to 30 and 60, which is pretty coincidental for a project like this as almost every other cut is 30 degrees :D. I hope this helps.
Nice bird table, but those plain Plexiglass windows is a terrible idea, the birds will injure themselves when they smash in to them, the original leaded style window would have been much better.
Hi can u say what angles u set ur compound mitre saw at as id like to have a go at that roof...cheers
G Man yes what angle did you use ?
Please email Rich @ boxboroughhardwood@gmail.com
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Don't they always?
You ARE good